Tribe helped Pilgrims survive for their first Thanksgiving; they

What is the significance of Plymouth Rock according to the passage?

• It is a symbol of the arrival of the Pilgrims 400 years ago.

• It is the location where the Wampanoags first met the Pilgrims.

• It is the site of the first Thanksgiving feast.

• It is where the Mayflower was built.

Why do the Wampanoags consider Thanksgiving a day of sorrow?

• Because it marks the beginning of the colonization and genocide of their people.

• Because they were not invited to the first Thanksgiving feast.

• Because they lost a battle to the Pilgrims on that day.

• Because it is a reminder of the harsh winter they endured.

What was the main reason Chief Ousamequin decided to ally with the English Pilgrims?

• To keep peace with the neighboring Narragansett Tribe.

• To gain access to European goods and technology.

• To protect his people from other European explorers.

• To ensure the survival of his people after a devastating disease.

What was the Wampanoags' reaction to the Pilgrims' gunfire during the harvest feast?

• They thought it was a sign of war and came armed.

• They ignored it, thinking it was a celebration.

• They joined the Pilgrims in celebration immediately.

• They retreated to their villages in fear.

What does the term 'colonization' mean as used in the passage?

• When one country takes control over another place, often exploiting its people and resources.

• The process of establishing a new settlement in a foreign land.

• The act of forming alliances with indigenous tribes.

• The celebration of a successful harvest.